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Catch the tracking call your agent’s diff broke, before the pull request opens.

Your agent writes the diff, then decides the diff is complete. Both halves come out of the same model in the same pass, with the same blind spots, so the check that catches a dropped tracking call has to come from outside it.

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4 finding classes checked against your planned baseline, deterministically, every run.

acme/webapp #4815

Agent

Complete. The feature works and the tests pass.

Check

signup_completed is no longer recorded on this path.

  • 1

    The claim does not improve as the models do

    The feature ships, the tests pass, an event stopped firing three commits ago.

  • 2

    Skene runs as a hosted MCP server

    MCP is the protocol your agent uses to call outside tools. Your agent calls the check in the same session, before it opens the pull request.

  • 3

    The two paths can disagree

    One is a deterministic comparison, the other a model judging the diff.

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Same blind spots

An agent checking its own tracking is checking its own work.

acme/webapp #4815

Agent

Complete. The feature works and the tests pass.

acme/webapp #4815

Check

signup_completed is no longer recorded on this path.

Your agent calls the diff complete.

A check that did not write it says signup_completed is no longer recorded on this path.

Compares your diff against a baseline the agent never touches.

01

The check loads the planned event baseline from your workspace journey artifacts, preferring the latest journey.yaml snapshot, and compares it against the events a scan found in the code.

  • ✓An event the journey plans for that no longer fires
  • ✓A database event whose table is not there
  • ✓A tracking call for an event nobody planned
  • ✓A planned property the call stopped sending
Baseline comparison
Missing event
fails gate
Missing table
fails gate
Unplanned tracking call
reported
Dropped property
reported

A second check that can catch what the first one missed.

02

Skene Cloud reviews every pull request for removed or broken tracking. It shares no code with the MCP check.

  • ✓Too large for a one-click suggestion: a “Prompt to fix this” block
  • ✓/skene fix restores removed tracking calls, never adds an event that was never there
acme/webapp/skene fix
Prompt to fix this: self-contained, copy-pasteable for the agent that wrote the diff.
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The objections a comparator page exists to answer, not the ones it hopes you skip.

The MCP check runs in the same session your agent is already in, before it opens the pull request. It is not a separate tool to open or a second dashboard to check; it is one more thing the agent can call mid-turn.

The MCP check and the pull request review are two separate paths that can disagree: one is a deterministic comparison against your journey.yaml baseline, the other a model reading the diff against a written policy. Neither replaces your existing test suite; both are about tracking specifically, which most CI suites do not check at all.

Minutes to connect, no card needed for the free tier. Add the hosted MCP endpoint to your agent's config, or install the GitHub App for pull request review. Either can be done alone.

It requests write scope to comment on pull requests and post one-click suggestions. It never pushes to your default branch.

Check us before you believe us.

Skene OSS is the MIT-licensed CLI at github.com/SkeneTechnologies/skene. uvx skene analyse-journey . reads the repository and writes the journey to skene-context/journey.yaml. You point it at your own model provider.

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